How would your follow-up change for a patient, non-surgical candidate, with endometrial cancer treated with definitive radiation?
Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Academic Institution
I assume that the question refers to how follow-up would differ between a patient treated adjuvantly, i.e., following surgery, versus treated definitively, i.e., not a surgical candidate. I think there are quite a few variables here. Probably the most important consideration is the extent to which t...
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Radiation Oncologist at Mon Health Thank you, Dr. @Marcus E. Randall, I have a quick ...
Radiation Oncologist at University of Kentucky I agree that if the patient is getting regular fol...
Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Community Practice
This is our imaging philosophy and if the first MRI at 3 months is normal, then just clinical examination and if still equivocal, then repeat MRI. Gebhardt et al., PMID 31005602
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Radiation Oncologist at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Agree with @Sushil Beriwal. The first follow-up is...
Thank you, Dr. @Marcus E. Randall, I have a quick ...
I agree that if the patient is getting regular fol...
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